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Ave, true to CD-isar.
Developer Credits#
In the files cdi_gamb, cdi_craps, cdi_roul, and cdi_slots are credits for Vortex Interactive and two of its employees. This is the only mention of their involvement with World of Gambling.
Designed & Created by Lee T Barnes & Christopher Thompson of Vortex Interactive
Carlsbad CA
Both developers would go on to found, join, or rename Vortex Interactive to Viridis Corporation and develop several other games, including the CD-i title Zelda's Adventure.
Error Strings#
Deeper within cdi_gamb, multiple error strings for a developmental program named DSH can be found at 1445D:
DSH: Can't set process priority.
Error %d
DSH: Received unwanted signal %d.
DSH: Can't open path to '%s'
DSH: Maximum path count exceeded.
DSH: Can't load/link '%s'.
Error: %d
DSH: Label '%s' not found
DSH: Received illegal mail opcode (%d) during play!
DSH: Unwanted signal received. Signal: %d
DSH_GS_POS: dsh_file: %d, os9_file: %d, gs_pos: %dBuild Date#
The disc's internal name contains the build date of an earlier version of the game. (The final dates are March 5th, 1992 for the original release and July 8th, 1993 for Rev. 1.)
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References#
- Hoffos, Signe et al. CD-I Designer’s Guide. Maidenhead: McGraw-Hill Book Company, 1992.↩︎
- NEWS BITS: Magnavox Unveils CD-I - VideoGames & Computer Entertainment, Issue 33, October 1991↩︎
- 日本版家庭用CD-i ソフトウェア一覧 のページ↩︎
- Philips CD-i Japanese Catalog↩︎
- CD-I, c'est parti ! - Science et vie micro, Number 097, September 1992↩︎
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